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UFC 105 Review

Posted on November 17, 2009 by Oleg

Broadcast from Manchester, England, UFC 105 was televised in US on Spike TV and featured both winners of ‘The Ultimate Fighter: US vs UK’ making their post-TUF UFC debut.  The UK coach Michael Bisping was also on the card, taking on Dennis Kang and looking to rebound from the brutal knockout loss at the hands of Dan Henderson in his last bout.  The main event had Randy Couture returning to the light-heavyweight weight class against Brandon Vera, and Mike Swick took on Dan Hardy in the co-main for a shot at the UFC welterweight title.

Ross Pearson vs. Aaron Riley (155 lbs)

Round 1: After some initial circling, Pearson begins to find his striking range, and scores with punches and kicks.  Pearson clinches and pushes Riley against the fence, then unloads a series of knees.  Riley breaks free and tries to fire back but can’t get any offense going.  Pearson clinches again, punishing Riley with knees and elbows.  Pearson mixing up his striking and most attacks are right on target.  Round 10-9 Pearson

Round 2: Riley tries to be the aggressor early in the second but Pearson quickly forces another clinch.  Riley keeps trying to regain some distance but is being punished in striking range as well as in clinch.  Pearson lands a flying knee and Riley starts bleeding profusely.  The fight is stopped to check the cut and the ringside doctor calls an end to the bout.

Aftermath: A good post-TUF debut for Ross Pearson, completely shutting down a veteran opponent.   He should face Melvin Guillard in his next bout, to truly test Pearson’s impressive striking game.   Riley does not show much in the loss, and will likely be used as a fodder for other lightweight prospects.

Fight Grade: 3.5/5

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MMA Rankings Updated: 11/15/09

Posted on November 15, 2009 by Jason

Notable Info

  • More divisional data was entered, so expect fluctuations.
  • Scorecards are now consumed and analyzed in three-round unanimous decisions.   The effect is mild, but will be apparent as we enter this data.
  • Results from recent shows and older shows, as always, resulted in changes across the board.
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UFC 105: How they stack up

Posted on November 12, 2009 by Jason

Light Heavyweight
[#9 HW] Randy Couture vs. [#18] Brandon Vera

Welterweight
[#5] Mike Swick vs. [#8] Dan Hardy

Middleweight
[#15] Michael Bisping vs. [#22] Denis Kang

Welterweight
[#48] Matt Brown vs. [#207] James wilks

Lightweight
[#87] Aaron Riley vs. [#108] Ross Pearson

Welterweight
[#50] John Hathaway vs. [#85] Paul Taylor

Lightweight
[#34] Terry Etim vs. [#153] Shannon Gugerty

Welterweight
[#94] Matt Riddle vs. [#350] Nick Ospiczak

Lightweight
[#95] Paul Kelly vs. [#137] Dennis Siver

Light Heavyweight
[*] Jared Hamman vs. [#73] Alexander Gustafsson

Lightweight
[#249] Andre Winner vs. [#400] Rolando Delgado

Ranking Notes: Dark green font represents an approximate ranking. An asterisk represents a fighter who is ranked, but too low for an approximation. These two scenarios will clear up slightly as we move forward. “NR” means the fighter is not ranked, due to inactivity, or due to a rating that is at or below the default starter rating.

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Strikeforce Review

Posted on November 9, 2009 by Oleg

Following in the footsteps of now-defunct IFL and Elite XC, Strikeforce became the third MMA promotion to broadcast an event live on national television.  The inaugural CBS event was highlighted by the top heavyweight in the world Fedor Emelianenko taking on the undefeated Brett Rogers.  The televised card also featured a middleweight title bout between Jason ‘Mayhem’ Miller and Jake Shields, a non-title bout between Strikeforce light heavyweight champion Gegard Mousasi and Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou, and another heavyweight clash with Fabricio Werdum taking on Antonio ‘Big Foot’ Silva.

Antonio Silva vs. Fabricio Werdum (HW)

Round 1: After an initial feeling out process, Silva lands the first significant offense of the fight, dropping Werdum with an uppercut in a moment reminiscent of Werdum’s loss to Junior Dos Santos.  Silva pounces and unloads, but Werdum miraculously survives and works his way back to the feet.  Werdum exchanges with Silva then attempts to pull guard, but Antonio manages to keep the fight standing and punishes Werdum on the feet.  Round 10-9 Silva

Round 2: Werdum attacks early with a flurry.  Silva fires back and again drops Werdum.  Werdum invites Silva into his guard; Antonio accepts the invitation and gets swept.  Silva escapes back to his feet and they clinch against the fence.  After a stalemate in clinch, they separate and Werdum takes Silva down with a single-leg.  Werdum attempts an arm triangle, then spins for a kneebar as Silva defends.  Round 10-9 Werdum

Round 3: The fighters trade leg kicks.  Werdum lands a combination and follows it up with a takedown.  Silva gives up his back and stands up.  Werdum lands several knees from a plumb clinch.  Silva responds with a combination of punches then gets taken down again.  Werdum has Silva’s back; Silva regains half-guard but gets blasted with punches from the top.  Round 10-9 Werdum

Fabricio Werdum defeats Antonio Silva by unanimous decision (29-28 on all scorecards).

Aftermath: This fight was supposed to be the first part in a mini-tournament for the right to face the  Strikeforce heavyweight champion Allistair Overeem.  The next step for the Fabricio Werdum should be the winner of the night’s main event.  And might as well match up Silva with the loser while we’re at it.

Fight Grade: 4/5

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MMA Rankings Updated: 11/08/09

Posted on November 8, 2009 by Jason

Notable Info

  • A large amount of divisional data was entered in an effort to make full usage of the new division-adjusted point methodology.  As expected, and mentioned before, there are many fluctuations below the Top 25 in most divisions.
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MMA Rankings Updated: 11/01/2009

Posted on November 1, 2009 by Jason

Notable Info

  • This release marks a BIG change in the way we do things here at FightMatrix.  Starting with this release, points are now division-adjusted.  This does NOT mean that we only consider achievements in the division that fighters are currently ranked.  It means that we adjust the points when a fighter moves divisions (males only).  When a fighter moves up in weight, the points are reduced.  When a fighter moves down in weight, the points are increased.  The exact amount depends on the divisions moved and the direction.   This is based on objective analysis, and subjective views on the fact that more often than not, a fighter faces stiffer tests upon moving up divisions.  The only way to make this work, is to do the inverse when a fighter moves down in weight, which is likely going to be more controversial from a subjective standpoint since most ranking sites tend to penalize these fighters.  However, a fighter usually has an easier time moving down in weight, unless it is fueled by late career desperation.
  • Finalization of the modifications made in the previous release.
  • The usual bout additions and updates.

The recent changes will cause more weekly fluctuations as the rating system is now more dependent than ever on secondary data.  More specifically, on divisional info, and 5-round scorecards.  In the future, we will likely consider 3-round scorecards at a much lesser influence than we do with 5-rounders.  If anyone is willing to help us with populating this information, please volunteer in the forum.

UFC 104 Review

Posted on October 27, 2009 by Oleg

UFC 104 took place at the Staples Center in Los Angeles and was headlined by the light heavyweight champion Lyoto ‘The Dragon’ Machida attempting to make his first title defense against a man who was at one point widely regarded as the #1 light heavyweight in the world, Mauricio ‘Shogun’ Rua.  The other featured bout had the undefeated heavyweight Cain Velasquez taking on former IFL standout Ben Rothwell.   With no major events in the past few week, this was a highly anticipated event that unfortunately ended up mired in controversy and addled with mostly uneventful fights.

As was the case with UFC 103, three of the preliminary bouts were broadcast on Spike TV prior to the pay-per-view event.

Preliminary card (Spike TV)

Patrick Barry vs. Antoni Hardonk (HW)

Round 1: The two former professional kickboxers and training partners start the fight off trading on the feet as expected.  Barry seems to have quicker and more powerful hands, and lands a solid combination but Hardonk has a significant reach advantage and keeps Barry at bay with a variety of kicks.   Hardonk accidentally pokes Barry in the eye with a pawing jab, halting the action briefly.  Hardonk slips throwing a kick and Barry quickly follows him to the ground.  Barry lands some good shots from half guard; eventually Hardonk gets back to his feet.  Hardonk is landing multiple  leg and body kicks, and Barry’s legs  are starting to show the effects of them by the end of the round.   Round 10-9 Hardonk

Round 2: Hardonk is throwing kicks again but Barry counters with a combination that rocks Antoni.  Hardonk attacks again and gets hit with the same combination, this time knocked down momentarily.  Hardonk shoots for a half-hearted takedown, Barry easily defends and drops Hardonk with a punch to the side of the head.  Barry follows up with a huge right hand and raises his arms in victory before the referee officially stops the bout.

Aftermath: With a solid knockout, Pat Barry recovers nicely from the submission loss to Tim Hague in his previous bout.  Stefan Struve or Chris Tuchsherer would be the next logical matchups for Barry.  Barry received the official ‘Knockout of the Night’ and ‘Fight of the Night’ awards for his performance, adding a cool $120,000 to his fight purse.

Antoni Hardonk once again demonstrates that he is a one-trick pony, with nothing to back up his impressive arsenal of kicks.  Though Hardonk is 4-4 in the UFC, he has lost to strikers as well as grapplers, and struggled with even journeymen fighters.  With very little upside for Hardonk in the division, it may be time for the UFC to let him go – or possibly use him as fodder for the graduating class of ‘The Ultimate Fighter’ heavyweights.

Fight Grade: 3/5

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MMA Rankings Updated: 10/25/09

Posted on October 26, 2009 by Jason

Notable Info

  • As usual, this week’s update includes shows from the past week and it was a big week with shows from Pancrase, UFC, DREAM, Shooto, and others.
  • The database has been refreshed, and nearly 500 old bouts have been either updated or added, including one that was updated for an unbelievable reason -> See next bullet point.
  • On May 9, 2009, Brian Ebersole lost a split decision to Jai Bradney in Australia.  After the match, Ebersole appealed the decision, an act that is performed often in MMA as well as boxing, and hardly ever sees a resulting action aside from an occasional rematch order.  Well this time, they actually had the judges review a tape, and upon re-scoring it, awarded Ebersole a unanimous decision.  Unbelievable!  Source w/ Ebersole comments.
  • Some engine tweaks have been made.  Most specifically, the weighting of a majority decision has been very slightly increased, and weighting of a disqualification, moderately decreased.  These changes were made based on objective analysis of past results.
  • Furthermore, the rating system now consumes the scorecards in five-round match-ups to determine a more accurate placement for the participating fighters.   The 10-point must system is too rigid to allow as useful analysis in three-rounders, but it may be added later to a lesser degree.
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UFC 104: How they stack up

Posted on October 23, 2009 by Jason

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[#1] Lyoto Machida vs. [#7] Mauricio Rua

Heavyweight
[#12] Cain Velasquez vs. [#29] Ben Rothwell

Lightweight
[#42] Gleison Tibau vs. [#49] Josh Neer

Lightweight
[#15] Spencer Fisher vs. [#19] Joe Stevenson

Welterweight
[#28] Anthony Johnson vs. [#31] Yoshiyuki Yoshida

Light Heavyweight

[#26] Eric Schafer vs. [#72] Ryan Bader

Heavyweight
[#39] Antoni Hardonk vs. [#127] Pat Barry

Middleweight
[#6] Chael Sonnen vs. [#8] Yushin Okami

Middleweight
[#78] Jorge Rivera vs. [#93] Rob Kimmons

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[#169] Razak Al-Hassan vs. [#350] Kyle Kingsbury

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[#52] Stefan Struve vs. [*] Chase Gormley

Ranking Notes: Dark green font represents an approximate ranking. An asterisk represents a fighter who is ranked, but too low for an approximation. These two scenarios will clear up slightly as we move forward. “NR” means the fighter is not ranked, due to inactivity, or due to a rating that is at or below the default starter rating.

MMA Rankings Updated: 10/18/2009

Posted on October 18, 2009 by Jason

September Archive Published

Posted on October 14, 2009 by Oleg

Fightmatrix.com Mixed Martial Arts Rankings Archive has been updated with the rankings as of September 7, 2009.

WEC 43 Review

Posted on October 12, 2009 by Oleg

WEC 43 was initially scheduled to take place on September 2nd, in Youngstown Ohio.  With the current WEC lightweight champion Jamie Varner unable to defend his title due to an injury, top contenders Donald Cerrone and Ben Henderson were slated to face off for an interim title.    However an injury suffered by Henderson in preparation for the fight left WEC without a main event, and forced them to reschedule the card for October 10th, coincidentally moving it from Ohio to San Antonio, Texas.  Here’s how this long awaited event went down:

Will Campuzano vs. Damacio Page (135 lbs)

Round 1: Page comes out swinging wildly, backing up Campuzano with a series of hooks.  Campuzano answers with a few big shots of his own and gets taken down.  Campuzano looks for a triangle, then an armbar.  Page escapes and takes Campuzano’s back.  Page attempts a rear naked choke; Campuzano defends at first but is caught on the second try, and taps out at just over a minute into the round.  An exciting 60-something seconds of action to start the night.

Fight Grade: 4/5

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MMA Rankings Updated: 10/11/2009

Posted on October 11, 2009 by Jason

August Archive Published

Posted on October 6, 2009 by Oleg

Fightmatrix.com Mixed Martial Arts Rankings Archive has been updated with the rankings as of August 3, 2009.

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FightMatrix All-Time Light Heavyweight Rankings (191-209)

Posted on October 5, 2009 by Jason

These all-time calculation methods are still in the beta stages, but close to final.  There are some important things to mention as there are some major differences between these rankings and the FightMatrix ratings.

  • Rankings ARE division specific. Fighters CAN appear in more than one list, but will only be given credit during times in which they produced quality performances in these divisions. Due to this, divisional info is seriously depended upon.
  • Years of 1990 and later are considered.
  • Monthly ranking snapshots are taken, with some minor modifications that are focused on determining the truly great fighters (harsher penalties for inactivity and for lack of quality performances)
  • Fighters are given points based on their standing in the Top 25, with the most points going toward a #1 spot, a little less to #2, right on down the line. Having longevity at the top of the division is key and those who only spend a limited time in a division will suffer. Divisional depth at the time is also given consideration.
Rank Fighter Total Record All-Time Division Points
1 Wanderlei Silva
Last Fight: 6/13/2009
32-10-1
1026
2 Chuck Liddell
Last Fight: 4/18/2009
21-7-0
985
3 Tito Ortiz
Last Fight: 5/24/2008
16-6-1
780
4 Quinton Jackson
Last Fight: 3/7/2009
30-7-0
686
5 Mauricio Rua
Last Fight: 4/18/2009
18-3-0
494
6 Dan Henderson
Last Fight: 7/11/2009
25-7-0
464
7 Ricardo Arona
Last Fight: 9/12/2009
14-5-0
358
8 Lyoto Machida
Last Fight: 5/23/2009
15-0-0
341
9 Randy Couture
Last Fight: 8/29/2009
16-10-0
254
10 Antonio Rogerio Nogueira
Last Fight: 6/6/2009
17-3-0
251

1. Wanderlei Silva (1,026 All-Time Light Heavyweight Points)

The “Axe Murderer” just eeks out the #1 position on the Light Heavyweight list.  His accomplishments are many: IVC Light Heavyweight Champion, First PRIDE Middleweight (205lb) Champion, Winner of the PRIDE 2003 Middleweight GP, PRIDE 2005 Middleweight GP Semi-Finalist, and a plethora of quality wins in the division.

2. Chuck Liddell (985)

By far, the greatest UFC Light Heavyweight in history.  The knockout artist holds wins over Tito Ortiz (2x), Randy Couture, Jeremy Horn, Alistair Overeem, Renato Sobral, Wanderlei Silva, and Kevin Randleman.  He also defended the UFC championship multiple times.  Although it looks like his best days are long gone, a late career surge coupled with Silva’s move to Middleweight leaves the door open for Chuck to challenge for the #1 position.

3. Tito Ortiz (780)

Before Chuck reigned over the UFC Light Heavyweights, Tito Ortiz was the king of the hill.  Even after he lost his strap, Ortiz claimed quality victories over Vitor Belfort and Forrest Griffin, as well as a controversial draw when he was shorted out of a win against Rashad Evans.

4. Quinton Jackson (686)

Currently, in what appears to be his fighting prime, and with the #3 position staring him in the face, Rampage appears to have lost the will to carry on in MMA.  While Wanderlei and Chuck ruled over the landscape, Rampage was usually hanging tough somewhere between #3 and #10 in the division.  Upon coming to the UFC, he took his game to another level and became one of the elites.

5. Mauricio Rua (494)

Some would argue that no Light Heavyweight was more dominant than Rua in and around 2005.  He had a superb run of four fights where he took dominant wins over Rampage Jackson, Rogerio Nogueira, Alistair Overeem, and Ricardo Arona.  Three of whom are currently on this list.  After losing to Mark Coleman at Heavyweight, he has gone 5-1 in the division still racking up quality wins.

6. Dan Henderson (464)

Henderson is one of only two fighters to make the top ten on more than one all-time division ranking list.  Although he’s spent some time at Middleweight, Henderson has gone 12-4 at Light Heavyweight, and very rarely did he fight someone outside of the top ten.

7. Ricardo Arona (358)

An elite fighter in the division throughout almost all of his career, Arona has had some issues with inactivity.  Nevertheless, he holds divisional wins over Dan Henderson, Wanderlei Silva, Guy Mezger, and Alistair Overeem.

8. Lyoto Machida (341)

With a win over Shogun, Machida will have the UFC Light Heavyweight division on lockdown for the first time since Liddell’s reign.  Undefeated for his entire career, Machida hasn’t lost a round since coming to the UFC.

9. Randy Couture (254)

With his name value being what it is, it stands to reason that he should be ranked a spot or two higher on this list.  However, Randy’s stretch at Light Heavyweight only yielded him a subpar record of 4-3.  With his imminent return to the division, a second spree of quality efforts would definitely assist in some of the metrics used to compile the rankings.

10. Antonio Rogerio Nogueira (251)

He wasn’t often found in the top five of the division, but Rogerio has been a top 15 (or so) stalwart for about the last six years.  His career has had quite a few quality performances, but nothing truly outstanding.  If he continues to lack in that department, he is likely to drop out of the list within months.

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